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<blockquote data-quote="dinoorchestra" data-source="post: 172530" data-attributes="member: 27799"><p>Glad that there is a thread to have a civil discussion around this topic because I think diversity is incredibly important in any profession, including law. I am a visibly disabled candidate. I have to admit that in the process of applying to firms over the past years, I have sometimes become frustrated with the recruitment process for disability reasons or the fact that I have yet to meet a lawyer with the same disability as myself. I deeply appreciate those places that genuinely make an effort to prevent (sub)conscious bias around disability and may even offer Disability Open Days etc.. But unfortunately I had to learn that this is not the same across all firms. However, I remain hopeful for the future. I know it is difficult to drive change, but I am convinced that change will continue to transform firms in this area 🤞</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dinoorchestra, post: 172530, member: 27799"] Glad that there is a thread to have a civil discussion around this topic because I think diversity is incredibly important in any profession, including law. I am a visibly disabled candidate. I have to admit that in the process of applying to firms over the past years, I have sometimes become frustrated with the recruitment process for disability reasons or the fact that I have yet to meet a lawyer with the same disability as myself. I deeply appreciate those places that genuinely make an effort to prevent (sub)conscious bias around disability and may even offer Disability Open Days etc.. But unfortunately I had to learn that this is not the same across all firms. However, I remain hopeful for the future. I know it is difficult to drive change, but I am convinced that change will continue to transform firms in this area 🤞 [/QUOTE]
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